Note: If you see this text you use a browser which does not support usual Web-standards. Therefore the design of Media Art Net will not display correctly. Contents are nevertheless provided. For greatest possible comfort and full functionality you should use one of the recommended browsers.
Hörner, Ute; Antlfinger, Mathias «Possible Selves - computer aided story telling»
Hörner, Ute; Antlfinger, Mathias, «Possible Selves - computer aided story telling», 1994
© Hörner, Ute; Antlfinger, Mathias
Recording of a discussion on the utopia of art conducted at the Kunstakademie Dusseldorf (Dusseldorf Art Academy) with Markus Lüpertz, Felix Droese, Raimund Stecker, Otto Piene, and others.


 
Hörner, Ute; Antlfinger, Mathias «Possible Selves - computer aided story telling»Hörner, Ute; Antlfinger, Mathias «Possible Selves - computer aided story telling»Hörner, Ute; Antlfinger, Mathias «Possible Selves - computer aided story telling»Hörner, Ute; Antlfinger, Mathias «Possible Selves - computer aided story telling»Hörner, Ute; Antlfinger, Mathias «Possible Selves - computer aided story telling»Hörner, Ute; Antlfinger, Mathias «Possible Selves - computer aided story telling»Hörner, Ute; Antlfinger, Mathias «Possible Selves - computer aided story telling»Hörner, Ute; Antlfinger, Mathias «Possible Selves - computer aided story telling»Hörner, Ute; Antlfinger, Mathias «Possible Selves - computer aided story telling»Hörner, Ute; Antlfinger, Mathias «Possible Selves - computer aided story telling»Hörner, Ute; Antlfinger, Mathias «Possible Selves - computer aided story telling»

Categories: Installation | Multimedia

Keywords: Interaction | Theory


Germany | cd-rom
 

 Hörner, Ute; Antlfinger, Mathias
«Possible Selves - computer aided story telling»

«Possible Selves» is a computer game that starts at the desk of a psychologist. Those who work at his PC first gain access to his client data bank, which contains the psychological evaluations and case studies of a group of young artists. On the path through the artists' life histories, initial indications of a second, hidden level appear. This level contains sequences of fictional psychological interviews with the artists and excerpts from a discussion of the utopia of art, which was conducted at the Kunstakademie Düsseldorf (Dusseldorf Art Academy). From the sum of the video clips emerges the de-concentrated image of an odd study of the personality traits of young artists at the beginning of the 20th century. This environment is quite a predicament. Timothy Leary helps out: in the role of an ancient Chinese philosophy, he comments on the confusions of this first 'post-larval' generation (those born between 1945 and 1970) from the point of view of exopsychology.

 

Hörner, Ute; Antlfinger, Mathias